(thanks to supplychaintoday.com)My student, Lachlan Robb, and I have put a new paper on SSRN. The paper is”Professions and Expertise: How Machine Learning and Blockchain are Redesigning the Landscape of Professional Knowledge and Organisation“The abstract readsMachine learning
(thanks to giant bomb.com)I’m sure PwC, EY, KPMG, and Deloitte would like to be thought of the same way as these bands, but…dream on. Why are they there? A press release from Karl Chapman popped into my overstuffed mailbox
(thanks to meinhardtgroup.com)This is a picture of Hong Kong Science Park in the New Territories. It’s a tremendous place and I visited it in October while visiting at the University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law. I had gone
(with thanks to Business Insider)While I was at University College Dublin I stumbled into something called Bitcoin and blockchain. It sounded strange and slightly whacky to me and I almost ignored it. Something made me persist and so by
Right now Horizon State is running its Initial Coin Offering (ICO). Horizon State is a “token-based blockchain voting and decision-making platform that delivers unprecedented trust through the integrity and post-unforgeable attributes of blockchain technology.” Or in other words it’s a
(thanks cvtnews.ca) I have put up new paper on SSRN titled: “Professions and Professional Service Firms in a GlobalContext: Reframing Narratives“.The abstract reads:Professions are changing rapidly and profoundly as new technologies, organisational forms, and regulations are introduced into
When one starts thinking about the intersection of legal services, the legal profession, and legal education, I honestly don’t think it’s too far removed from the Venn diagram above.On 13 December my good friend, Julian Webb (and also Paul
